Memoir

by Cornell University. Agricultural Experiment Station.
Ithaca, N.Y. : Cornell University, Agricultural Experiment Station

1913

• Some Relations of Certain Higher Plants to the Formation of Nitrates in Soils July, 1913 - Number 1 (124 pages)
• August, 1913 Number 2 (106 pages)

1914

• Variation and Correlation of Oats (Avena Sativa) Part I. Studies Showing the Effect of Seasonal Changes on Biometrical Constants August, 1914 - Number 3 (72 pages)
• Variation and Correlation of Oats (Avena Sativa) Part II. Effect of Differences in Environment, Varieties, and Methods on Biometrical Constants September, 1914 - Number 4 (146 pages)

1915

• Physiological Studies of Bacillus Radicicola of Canada Field Pea March, 1915 - Number 5 (86 pages)
• Fusaria of Potatoes May, 1915 - Number 6 (214 pages)
• Senile Changes in Leaves of Vitis Vulpina L. and Certain Other Plants June, 1915 - Number 7 (102 pages)
• A Bacterial Disease of Stone Fruits July, 1915 - Number 8 (64 pages)

1916

• Influence of Certain Carbohydrates on Green Plants July, 1916 - Number 9 (78 pages)
• A Classification of the Varieties of Cultivated Oats October, 1916 - Number 10 (121 pages)

1917

• Biology of the Membracidae of the Cayuga Lake Basin June, 1917 - Number 11 (276 pages)

1918

• Lysimeter Experiments. Records for Tanks 1 to 12 During the Years 1910 to 1914 Inclusive June, 1918 - Number 12 (125 pages)
• Chlorophyll Inheritance in Maize August, 1918 - Number 13 (80 pages)
• Stimulation of Root Growth in Cuttings by Treatment with Chemical Compounds August, 1918 - Number 14 (72 pages)
• Insects Injurious to the Hop in New York, with Special Reference to the Hop Grub and the Hop Redbug November, 1918 - Number 15 (84 pages)
• A Fifth Pair of Factors, Aa, for Aleurone Color in Maize, and Its Relation to the Cc and Rr Pairs November, 1918 - Number 16 (66 pages)
• The Translocation of Calcium in a Soil December, 1918 - Number 17 (32 pages)

1919

• A Study of Bacteria in Ice Cream During Storage January, 1919 - Number 18 (38 pages)
• The Effect of Manganese Compounds on Soils and Plants February, 1919 - Number 19 (38 pages)
• The Physiological Action of Nitrobenzene Vapor on Animals March, 1919 - Number 20 (70 pages)
• Studies in the Reversibility of the Colloidal Condition of Soils April, 1919 - Number 21 (52 pages)
• An Analysis of the Costs of Growing Potatoes May, 1919 - Number 22 (106 pages)
• The Inheritance of the Weak Awn in Certain Avena Crosses and Its Relation to Other Characters of the Oat Grain June, 1919 - Number 23 (48 pages)
• A Study of the Plant Lice Injuring the Foliage and Fruit of the Apple June, 1919 - Number 24 (132 pages)
• The Crane-Flies of New York. Part I. Distribution and Taxonomy of the Adult Flies June, 1919 - Number 25 (230 pages)
• The Dry Root-Rot of the Bean June, 1919 - Number 26 (40 pages)
• The Influence of Low Temperature on Soil Bacteria June, 1919 - Number 27 (38 pages)
• Cooperative Marketing in the Chautauqua-Erie Grape Industry September, 1919 - Number 28 (104 pages)
• The Lecithin Content of Butter and Its Possible Relationship to the Fishy Flavor November, 1919 - Number 29 (60 pages)

1920

• Phosphorus in Butter April, 1920 - Number 30 (35 pages)
• The Carbon Dioxide of the Soil Air April, 1920 - Number 32 (52 pages)
• A Study of Selections for the Size, Shape, and Color of Hens' Eggs May, 1920 - Number 31 (128 pages)
• The Ribbed Pine-Borer May, 1920 - Number 33 (24 pages)
• An Economic Study of Farm Layout June, 1920 - Number 34 (184 pages)
• Some Effects of Potassium Salts on Soils June, 1920 - Number 35 (44 pages)
• Resistance of the Roots of Some Fruit Species to Low Temperature June, 1920 - Number 36 (62 pages)
• A Modified Babcock Method for Determining Fat in Butter June, 1920 - Number 37 (30 pages)
• The Crane-Flies of New York. Part II. Biology and Phylogeny June, 1920 - Number 38 (445 pages)

1921

• The Genetic Relations of Plant Colors in Maize March, 1921 - Number 39 (178 pages)
• Liberation of Organic Matter by Roots of Growing Plants July, 1921 - Number 40 (44 pages)
• Lysimeter Experiments--II. Records for Tanks 13 to 16 During the Years 1913 to 1917 Inclusive July, 1921 - Number 41 (50 pages)
• Bean Anthracnose July, 1921 - Number 42 (132 pages)
• Variations in Bacteria Counts from Milk as Affected by Media and Incubation Temperature July, 1921 - Number 43 (32 pages)
• Attachment of the Abdomen to the Thorax in Diptera August, 1921 - Number 44 (60 pages)
• The Botrytis Blight of Tulips August, 1921 - Number 45 (56 pages)
• A Classification of the Cultivated Varieties of Barley September, 1921 - Number 46 (104 pages)
• Typha Insects: Their Ecological Relationships October, 1921 - Number 47 (76 pages)
• The Inheritance of Salmon Silk Color in Maize November, 1921 - Number 48 (30 pages)
• The Biology of Ephydra Subopaca Loew November, 1921 - Number 49 (62 pages)
• The Relative Growth-Promoting Value of the Protein of Coconut Oil Meal, and of Combinations of it with Protein from Various Other Feeding Stuffs December, 1921 - Number 50 (18 pages)
• The Hog Louse, Haematopinus Suis Linne: Its Biology, Anatomy, and Histology December, 1921 - Number 51 (110 pages)

1922

• Studies in Pollen, with Special Reference to Longevity January, 1922 - Number 52 (50 pages)
• The Genetics of Squareheadedness and of Density in Wheat, and the Relation of These to Other Characters May, 1922 - Number 53 (90 pages)
• Horse Raising in Colonial New England May, 1922 - Number 54 (60 pages)
• Insects and Other Animal Pests Injurious to Field Beans in New York May, 1922 - Number 55 (100 pages)
• The Insect Fauna of the Genus Crataegus June, 1922 - Number 56 (98 pages)
• A Study, by the Crop Survey Method, of Factors Influencing the Yield of Potatoes June, 1922 - Number 57 (148 pages)
• The Biology of the Chrysopidae June, 1922 - Number 58 (96 pages)
• Effect of Climatic Conditions on the Blooming and Ripening Dates of Fruit Trees June, 1922 - Number 59 (40 pages)
• The Linkage of Certain Aleurone and Endosperm Factors in Maize, and their Relation to Other Linkage Groups June, 1922 - Number 60 (56 pages)
• Some Relations of Organic Matter in Soils September, 1922 - Number 61 (28 pages)

1923

• Factors Influencing Catalase Activity in Apple-Leaf Tissue January, 1923 - Number 62 (20 pages)
• The Relation of Soil Moisture and Nitrates to the Effects of Sod on Apple Trees January, 1923 - Number 63 (28 pages)
• Relation of the Composition of Rations on Some New York Dairy Farms to the Economics of Milk Production February, 1923 - Number 64 (46 pages)
• The Nature and Reaction of Water from Hydathodes February, 1923 - Number 65 (12 pages)
• Simplified Apparatus and Technique for the Electrometric Determination of Hydrogen Ion Concentration in Milk and Other Biological Liquids April, 1923 - Number 66 (16 pages)
• Observations on the Life History of Taphrocerus gracilis (Say) (Beetle, Family Buprestidae) May, 1923 - Number 67 (18 pages)
• The Lepidoptera of New York and Neighboring States June, 1923 - Number 68 (729 pages)
• The Morphology of the Double Kernel in Zea mays var. polysperma June, 1923 - Number 69 (18 pages)
• The Inheritance of Blotch Leaf in Maize June, 1923 - Number 70 (20 pages)
• Some Studies on the Neutralization of Cream for Butter-Making July, 1923 - Number 71 (18 pages)

1924

• The Inheritance of a Lethal Pale Green Seedling Character in Maize January, 1924 - Number 72 (24 pages)
• Crown-Gall of Apple and Peach with Notes on the Biology of Bacterium Tumefaciens March, 1924 - Number 73 (24 pages)
• Catalase Activity in Dormant Apple Twigs: Its Relation to the Condition of the Tissue, Respiration, and Other Factors March, 1924 - Number 74 (34 pages)
• Nitrate of Soda in the Nutrition of the Tomato June, 1924 - Number 75 (86 pages)
• Effect of the Process of Manufacture on the Germ Content of Bulk Condensed Milk July, 1924 - Number 76 (18 pages)
• A Systematic Study of the Anthomyiinae of New York, with Especial Reference to the Male and Female Genitalia August, 1924 - Number 77 (92 pages)
• A Study of the Leaf-Mining Diptera of North America August, 1924 - Number 78 (228 pages)
• A Biological Study of Aphelinus Mali Hald., a Parasite of the Woolly Apple Aphid, Eriosoma Lanigera Hausm. August, 1924 - Number 79 (28 pages)
• The Cicadellidae of the Vicinity of Ithaca, New York, with Special Reference to the Structure of the Gonapophyses December, 1924 - Number 80 (116 pages)
• Some Effects of Freezing on Mature Fruits of the Apple December, 1924 - Number 81 (70 pages)
• Inheritance of Xantha Seedlings in Maize December, 1924 - Number 82 (14 pages)
• The Inheritance of Brown Aleurone in Maize December, 1924 - Number 83 (22 pages)
• Genetic Relations of Five Factor Pairs for Virescent Seedlings in Maize December, 1924 - Number 84 (38 pages)

1925

• Wire Stem of Cabbage January, 1925 - Number 85 (68 pages)
• A Study of the Dietary Relationships and the Pathology of "Stiffness" in Swine February, 1925 - Number 86 (38 pages)
• Studies in the Transplanting of Vegetable Plants February, 1925 - Number 87 (64 pages)
• The Take-All Disease of Cereals and Grasses Caused by Ophiobolus Cariceti (Berkeley and Broome) Saccardo March, 1925 - Number 88 (50 pages)
• The Gray Bulb-Rot of Tulips Caused by Rhizoctonia Tuliparum (Klebh.) N. Comb. March, 1925 - Number 89 (26 pages)
• The Production of Volatile Fatty Acids in the Intestinal Tract of Calves Fed Whole Milk or Cereal Gruel April, 1925 - Number 90 (32 pages)
• The Relation of Soil Moisture and Nitrates to the Effects of Sod on Plum and Cherry Trees May, 1925 - Number 91 (22 pages)
• The Flora of the Cayuga Lake Basin, New York. Vascular Plants July, 1925 - Number 92 (494 pages)
• A Study of the Oyster-Shell Scale, Lepidosaphes Ulmi (L.), and One of its Parasites, Aphelinus Mytilaspidis Le B. July, 1925 - Number 93 (71 pages)
• Variations Within and Between Morphological Varieties of Oats and Barley July, 1925 - Number 94 (36 pages)
• An Explanation for the Relative Effects of Timothy and Clover Residues in the Soil on Nitrate Depression November, 1925 - Number 95 (22 pages)
• Interspecific Transmission of Mosaic Diseases of Plants December, 1925 - Number 96 (42 pages)

1926

• Calcium Sulfate as a Soil Amendment May, 1926 - Number 97 (52 pages)
• The Collection and Utilization of Pollen by the Honeybee June, 1926 - Number 98 (56 pages)
• The Nitrogen and Carbohydrate Composition of the Developing Flowers and Young Fruits of the Apple June, 1926 - Number 99 (80 pages)
• A Study of Pogoniris Varieties July, 1926 - Number 100 (164 pages)
• A List of the Insects of New York, with a List of the Spiders and Certain Other Allied Groups August, 1926 - Number 101 (1121 pages)
• A Cytological Study of Two Types of Variegated Pericarp in Maize August, 1926 - Number 102 (16 pages)
• The Growth of Certain Microorganisms in Planted and in Unplanted Soil October, 1926 - Number 103 (26 pages)
• Pasture Studies November, 1926 - Number 104 (64 pages)

1927

• The Manufacture of Cheddar Cheese from Milk Pasteurized by the Holder Method April, 1927 - Number 105 (36 pages)
• Catalase in Relation to Growth and to Other Changes in Plant Tissue May, 1927 - Number 106 (64 pages)
• Experimental Studies of Cultivation of Certain Vegetable Crops May, 1927 - Number 107 (74 pages)
• Studies of the Influence of Menhaden-Fish Meal on Calcification in Growing Animals June, 1927 - Number 108 (24 pages)
• Studies of the Life History of Ustilago Avenae (Pers.) Jensen and of Ustilago Levis (Kell. & Swing.) Magn. July, 1927 - Number 109 (40 pages)

1928

• The Effect of Freezing on the Respiration of the Apple March, 1928 - Number 110 (26 pages)
• A Population Study of Three Townships in Cortland County, New York March, 1928 - Number 111 (20 pages)
• A Survey of Sickness in Rural Areas in Cortland County, New York March, 1928 - Number 112 (28 pages)
• Studies of Protein Metabolism, Mineral Metabolism, and Digestibility, with Clover and Timothy Rations March, 1928 - Number 113 (34 pages)
• Building Up Resistance to Diseases in Beans March, 1928 - Number 114 (14 pages)
• Some Relations of Green Manures to the Nitrogen of a Soil May, 1928 - Number 115 (30 pages)
• Rural Population of New York, 1855 to 1925 June, 1928 - Number 116 (122 pages)
• Chromosome Numbers in Zea Mays L. June, 1928 - Number 117 (50 pages)
• Wheat Prices and the World Wheat Market December, 1928 - Number 118 (100 pages)
• Prices of Fertilizer Materials, and Factors Affecting the Fertilizer Tonnage December, 1928 - Number 119 (160 pages)
• A Physiological Study of Dormancy in Vetch Seed December, 1928 - Number 120 (50 pages)

1929

• Variation and Correlation in the Appendages of the Honeybee February, 1929 - Number 121 (52 pages)
• The Effect of Freezing on the Catalase Activity of Apple Fruits March, 1929 - Number 122 (18 pages)
• Three Rust Diseases of the Apple March, 1929 - Number 123 (24 pages)
• The Rhizoctonia Damping-Off of Conifers, and its Control by Chemical Treatment of the Soil April, 1929 - Number 124 (72 pages)
• Inheritance and Linkage Relations of Virescent Seedlings in Maize August, 1929 - Number 125 (64 pages)
• Effect of Storage in Finely Divided Feeds upon the Stability of the D Vitamin of Cod-Liver Oil November, 1929 - Number 126 (16 pages)

1930

• The Bacterial Diseases of the Bean. A Comparative Study April, 1930 - Number 127 (95 pages)
• May, 1930 Number 128 (80 pages)
• Genetical and Cytological Studies of Mendelian Asynapsis in Zea Mays May, 1930 - Number 129 (36 pages)
• A Study of Meadow-Crop Diseases in New York June, 1930 - Number 130 (140 pages)
• Some Cold-Storage and Freezing Studies on the Fruit of the Vinifera Grape August, 1930 - Number 131 (40 pages)
• Biochemistry and Biophysics of the Developing Hen's Egg I. Influence of Humidity August, 1930 - Number 132 (28 pages)
• The Effect of Spiral Ringing on Solute Translocation and the Structure of the Regenerated Tissues of the Apple October, 1930 - Number 133 (38 pages)
• Lysimeter Experiments--III. Records for Tanks 3 to 12 During the Years 1910 to 1924 Inclusive November, 1930 - Number 134 (72 pages)

1931

• A Gene in Maize for Supernumerary Cell Divisions Following Meiosis March, 1931 - Number 135 (18 pages)
• Studies on the Fire-Blight Organism, Bacillus Amylovorus July, 1931 - Number 136 (60 pages)
• Some Nitrogen Relationships in Muck Soils August, 1931 - Number 137 (14 pages)
• The Effect of Pruning Apple Trees at Planting Time December, 1931 - Number 138 (50 pages)

1932

• An Analysis of the Characters of the Inflorescence and the Fruiting Habit of Some Varieties of Greenhouse Tomatoes April, 1932 - Number 139 (42 pages)
• Carbohydrate and Nitrogen Metabolism in the Celery Plant as Related to Premature Seeding April, 1932 - Number 140 (66 pages)
• Multiple Correlation Analysis as Applied to Farm-Management Research May, 1932 - Number 141 (37 pages)
• November, 1932 Number 142 (222 pages)
• The Physical Volume of Production in the United States November, 1932 - Number 144 (72 pages)
• Studies on the Downy Mildew of Onions, and the Causal Organism, Peronospora Destructor (Berk.) Caspary December, 1932 - Number 143 (40 pages)
• Relation of Hydrogen-Ion Concentration to the Growth of Onions December, 1932 - Number 145 (60 pages)

1933

• The Buffer Capacity of Peat Soils March, 1933 - Number 146 (12 pages)
• The Comparative Value of Different Colonies of Bees for Fruit Pollination June, 1933 - Number 147 (30 pages)
• The Occurrence of Azotobacter in Peat Soils of New York June, 1933 - Number 148 (18 pages)
• The Character of the Peat Deposits of New York June, 1933 - Number 149 (20 pages)
• Biochemistry and Biophysics of the Developing Hen's Egg II. Influence of Composition of Air December, 1933 - Number 150 (36 pages)

1934

• Manganese an Essential Element for Green Plants January, 1934 - Number 151 (46 pages)
• The Relative Growth and Development of Corn Varieties of Widely Different Maturity Dates During Successive Time Intervals Throughout their Life Cycle February, 1934 - Number 152 (36 pages)
• Brand Canker of Rose, Caused by Coniothyrium Wernsdorffiae Laubert February, 1934 - Number 153 (46 pages)
• A Study of Some Ecological Factors Influencing Seed-Stalk Development in Beets (Beta vulgaris L.) March, 1934 - Number 154 (84 pages)
• Studies in the Biology of Phytophthora Infestans (Mont.) De Bary March, 1934 - Volume 155 (40 pages)
• Relation of Nitrate Nitrogen to the Carbohydrate and Nitrogen Content of Onions March, 1934 - Number 156 (30 pages)
• Studies on Powdery Mildew of Cereals April, 1934 - Number 157 (48 pages)
• Bottom Rot of Lettuce April, 1934 - Number 158 (46 pages)
• A Comparative Study of the Green-Fluorescent Bacterial Plant Pathogens April, 1934 - Number 159 (42 pages)
• Methods Used in an Economic Study of Land Utilization in Tompkins County, New York, and in Other Similar Studies in New York April, 1934 - Number 160 (58 pages)
• Physiological and Chemical Changes in Carrots During Growth and Storage April, 1934 - Number 161 (18 pages)
• Longevity of Rhizobium Japonicum in Relation to its Symbiont on the Soil April, 1934 - Number 162 (12 pages)
• Vegetative and Reproductive Responses Associated with Fruit Development in the Cucumber June, 1934 - Number 163 (28 pages)
• Aquatic Diptera Part I. Nemocera, Exclusive of Chironomidae and Ceratopogonidae June, 1934 - Number 164 (96 pages)
• Forest-Type Studies in the Adirondack Region June, 1934 - Number 165 (122 pages)
• Acidity, Antacid Buffering, and Nutrient Content of Forest Litter in Relation to Humus and Soil June, 1934 - Number 166 (32 pages)
• Factors Affecting the Development of the Coytledonary Buds of the Common Bean, Phaseolus Vulgaris June, 1934 - Number 167 (30 pages)
• Studies of the Effects of Storage Temperature on the Propagation Value of Potato Tubers June, 1934 - Number 168 (44 pages)
• A Physiological Study of Dormancy in Tilia Seed June, 1934 - Number 169 (82 pages)

1935

• Ecological Problems of the Humus Layer in the Forest February, 1935 - Number 170 (30 pages)
• A Study of Selected Factors in Family Life as Described in Autobiographies February, 1935 - Number 171 (52 pages)
• Ionic Exchange of Peat Soils February, 1935 - Number 172 (14 pages)
• Biology of the Midge Chironomus Tentans Fabricius, and Methods for its Propagation March, 1935 - Number 173 (28 pages)
• Certain Rarer Elements in Soils and Fertilizers, and Their Role in Plant Growth April, 1935 - Number 174 (70 pages)
• Effect of Temperature on Pollen Germination and Tube Growth in the Tomato April, 1935 - Number 175 (12 pages)
• Scab of Violet Caused by Sphaceloma April, 1935 - Number 176 (16 pages)
• Aquatic Diptera Part II. Orthorrhapha-Brachycera and Cyclorrhapha June, 1935 - Number 177 (74 pages)
• Synthetic Diets for Herbivora, with Special Reference to the Toxicity of Cod-Liver Oil June, 1935 - Number 178 (58 pages)
• Quantitative Determination of Lactic Acid in Dairy Products June, 1935 - Number 179 (50 pages)
• A Summary of Linkage Studies in Maize June, 1935 - Number 180 (84 pages)
• Intercellular Humidity in Relation to Fire-Blight Susceptibility in Apple and Pear September, 1935 - Number 181 (40 pages)
• Wholesale Prices at Cincinnati and New York October, 1935 - Number 182 (42 pages)
• Measurements of Family Relationships in Farm Families of Central New York December, 1935 - Number 183 (38 pages)
• Pollination and Life-History Studies of the Tomato (Lycopersicon Esculentum Mill.) December, 1935 - Number 184 (40 pages)

1936

• Effect of Narrow Ranges of Wave-Lengths of Radiant Energy, and Other Factors, on the Reproductive Growth of Long-Day and Short-Day Plants January, 1936 - Number 185 (33 pages)
• Effects of Some Environmental Factors on Growth and Color of Carrots March, 1936 - Number 186 (36 pages)
• Effects of Light on Carotenoid Formation in Tomato Fruits March, 1936 - Number 187 (28 pages)
• Genesis and Composition of Peat Deposits April, 1936 - Number 188 (14 pages)
• Effect of Packing Materials on the Flavor of Storage Eggs May, 1936 - Number 189 (26 pages)
• Some Factors Influencing Growth and Fruit-Setting in the Pepper (Capsicum Frutescens L.) July, 1936 - Number 190 (42 pages)
• Effect of Relative Humidity on the Growth of Mold on Eggs in Storage July, 1936 - Number 191 (12 pages)
• Nitrogen Nutrition and Chemical Composition in Relation to Growth and Fruiting of the Cucumber Plant July, 1936 - Number 192 (28 pages)
• Fire Blight: Overwintering, Dissemination, and Control of the Pathogene August, 1936 - Number 193 (40 pages)
• Lysimeter Experiments--IV. Records for Tanks 17 to 20 During the Years 1922 to 1933, and for Tanks 13 to 16 During the Years 1913 to 1928 September, 1936 - Number 194 (60 pages)
• The Transmission of Fowl-Pox September, 1936 - Number 195 (42 pages)
• Physiological Studies of Rhizobium Species September, 1936 - Number 196 (30 pages)
• Adsorption of Bacteria by Soils September, 1936 - Number 197 (20 pages)
• Experiments in the Physiology of Mammary Development and Lactation October, 1936 - Number 198 (32 pages)

1937

• Index Numbers of the Cost of Goods and Services Bought by Farm Families in New York, 1920 to 1935 January, 1937 - Number 199 (24 pages)
• Relation of Size of Community to Marital Status February, 1937 - Number 200 (74 pages)
• The Daily Rate of Photosynthesis, During the Growing Season of 1935, of a Young Apple Tree of Bearing Age February, 1937 - Number 201 (52 pages)
• Tables to Accompany 'The Relation of Size of Community to Marital Status' February, 1937 - Number 200, Supplement Tables (36 pages)
• Quantitative Determination of Lactic Acid in Butter March, 1937 - Number 202 (18 pages)
• Incidence of Fire Blight in Young Apple Trees in Relation to Orchard Practices May, 1937 - Number 203 (36 pages)
• The Reliability of Flavor Judgments, with Special Reference to the Oxidized Flavor of Milk June, 1937 - Number 204 (60 pages)
• Aquatic Diptera Part III. Chironomidae: Subfamilies Tanypodinae, Diamesinae, and Orthocladiinae June, 1937 - Number 205 (102 pages)
• Loss of Plant Nutrients from Peat Soil July, 1937 - Number 206 (16 pages)
• The Blossom-Blight Phase of Fire Blight, and Methods of Control August, 1937 - Number 207 (44 pages)
• A Physiological Study of Dormancy in Seed of Magnolia Acuminata September, 1937 - Number 208 (38 pages)
• A Study of Potato Yellow Dwarf in New York November, 1937 - Number 209 (28 pages)
• December, 1937 Number 210 (98 pages)

1938

• Studies of the Blood Precursor of Milk Fat January, 1938 - Number 211 (16 pages)
• Determination of Stringiness in Celery May, 1938 - Number 212 (20 pages)
• Some Interrelationships Between Soil Characteristics, Water Tables, Soil Temperature, and Snow Cover in the Forest and Adjacent Open Areas in South-Central New York June, 1938 - Number 213 (75 pages)
• Investigations in Plot Technic with Small Grains June, 1938 - Number 214 (26 pages)
• Growth and Development of the Potato as Influenced Especially by Soil Reaction June, 1938 - Number 215 (46 pages)
• Biochemistry and Biophysics of the Developing Hen's Egg III. Influence of Temperature June, 1938 - Number 216 (42 pages)
• Studies of the Factor in Cod-Liver Oil Concerned in the Production of Muscle Dystrophy in Certain Herbivora October, 1938 - Number 217 (30 pages)

1939

• The Effect of Temperature on the Photoperiodic Response of Spinach January, 1939 - Number 218 (38 pages)
• Neutralization Curves for the Humic Acids of Peat Soils February, 1939 - Number 219 (20 pages)
• Joint Correlation Applied to the Quality and Price of McIntosh Apples March, 1939 - Number 220 (44 pages)
• Leguminous Plants and their Associated Organisms March, 1939 - Number 221 (60 pages)
• The Effect of Sulfur Fungicides on the Photosynthesis and Respiration of Apple Leaves April, 1939 - Number 222 (40 pages)
• The Effect of Temperature and Relative Humidity on the Powdery Mildew of Roses April, 1939 - Number 223 (44 pages)
• Studies on Narcissus Mosaic April, 1939 - Number 224 (26 pages)
• The Culinary Quality of Apples as Determined by the Use of New York State Varieties May, 1939 - Number 225 (72 pages)
• Some Comparisons Between Analyses of Narrative and Film Records of Behavior and Guidance of Children June, 1939 - Number 226 (50 pages)
• The Effect of Sulfur Dioxide on the Nutritive Value of Alfalfa Hay October, 1939 - Number 227 (40 pages)
• The Calcium Content of the Foliage of Forest Trees December, 1939 - Number 228 (16 pages)

1940

• Forest-Site Quality Studies in the Adirondacks I. Tree Growth as Related to Soil Morphology February, 1940 - Number 229 (44 pages)
• The Morphology of the Apple and Other Pome Fruits April, 1940 - Number 230 (32 pages)
• Analyzing Data for Relationships June, 1940 - Number 231 (14 pages)
• A Catalogue of the Plecoptera of the World June, 1940 - Number 232 (234 pages)
• Germination of the Conidia of Sclerotinia Fructicola, with Special Reference to the Toxicity of Copper December, 1940 - Number 233 (34 pages)

1941

• Studies on Bitter Pit of the Apple April, 1941 - Number 234 (46 pages)
• A Study of Dormancy in Seeds of Polygonum May, 1941 - Number 235 (44 pages)
• Biology and Ecology of the Alfalfa Snout Beetle May, 1941 - Number 236 (46 pages)
• Reproduction of the Field Mouse Microtus Pennsylvanicus (Ord) May, 1941 - Number 237 (24 pages)
• The Influence of Age and Rate of Breeding upon the Ability of the Female Rat to Reproduce and Raise Young June, 1941 - Number 238 (26 pages)
• Price Flexibility and Price Movements in the United States and Other Countries June, 1941 - Number 239 (26 pages)
• December, 1941 Number 240 (75 pages)
• Studies Concerning the Supply of Available Potassium in Certain New York Orchard Soils December, 1941 - Number 241 (52 pages)

1942

• Effects of Currency Depreciation on Prices, Production, and Foreign Trade, 1929 to 1937 April, 1942 - Number 242 (48 pages)
• A Controlled Attempt to Restore Fertility in Dairy Cattle by Treatment with Gonadic and Gonadotropic Hormones May, 1942 - Number 243 (28 pages)
• The Relationship Between Body Temperature and Genetic Resistance to Salmonella Pullorum in the Fowl June, 1942 - Number 244 (36 pages)
• The Viability of Lettuce Seed: A Physiological and Microchemical Study June, 1942 - Number 245 (40 pages)
• Internal Breakdown of Table Beets June, 1942 - Number 246 (50 pages)
• The Fauna of Forest-Humus Layers in New York August, 1942 - Number 247 (26 pages)
• Studies with Silver Compounds and Mixtures as Fungicidal Sprays November, 1942 - Number 248 (44 pages)
• The Effect of Various Diluters, Cooling Rate, Temperature of Storage, and Some Other Factors, on the Livability of Spermatozoa in Stored Samples of Bull Semen November, 1942 - Number 249 (45 pages)

1943

• Studies on the Bacterial Ring-Rot Disease of Potatoes February, 1943 - Number 250 (30 pages)
• A Study of the Effect of Dietary Fat and Fat-Soluble Vitamins Upon Milk and Fat Secretion June, 1943 - Number 251 (12 pages)
• Lysimeter Experiments--V. Comparative Effects of Ammonium Sulfate and Sodium Nitrate on Removal of Nitrogen and Calcium from the Soil June, 1943 - Number 252 (22 pages)
• Nitrous Acid and the Loss of Nitrogen October, 1943 - Number 253 (36 pages)
• Comparative Study of Mouth Parts of Representative Hemiptera-Homoptera November, 1943 - Number 254 (28 pages)

1944

• Factors That Affect Prices of Feedstuffs in New York State March, 1944 - Number 255 (142 pages)
• Lysimeter Experiments--VI. The Effects of Cropping and Fertilization on the Losses of Nitrogen from the Soil March, 1944 - Number 256 (14 pages)
• A Study of Conditions that Affect the Germination of Scirpus Seeds March, 1944 - Number 257 (28 pages)
• The Development and Structure of the Apple Leaf March, 1944 - Number 258 (29 pages)
• Experimental Methods in Cabbage Breeding and Seed Production March, 1944 - Number 259 (29 pages)
• Prestige Classes in a New York Rural Community March, 1944 - Number 260 (46 pages)
• Studies on the Biology of the Webbing Clothes Moth (Tineola bisselliella Hum.) June, 1944 - Number 262 (60 pages)
• IV. Further Studies of the Influence of Different Levels of Fat Intake Upon Milk Secretion October, 1944 - Number 265 (32 pages)
• A Botanical Study of the Yam Beans (Pachyrrhizus) November, 1944 - Number 264 (38 pages)
• External Morphology of Amphimallon Majalis (Razoumowski) (Coleoptera, the European Chafer) December, 1944 - Number 266 (31 pages)

1945

• The Rust of Greenhouse-Grown Spearmint, and its Control March, 1945 - Number 263 (30 pages)
• The Elateridae of New York State March, 1945 - Number 269 (78 pages)
• The Symbiotic Performance of Isolates from Soybean with Species of Crotalaria and Certain Other Plants March, 1945 - Number 267 (20 pages)
• The Common Leaf Rust of Cultivated Roses, Caused by Phragmidium mucronatum (Fr.) Schlecht March, 1945 - Number 268 (40 pages)
• Destruction of Certain Vitamins and Pigments by Nitrous Acid March, 1945 - Number 271 (6 pages)
• The Internal Morphology of the Common Red Spider Mite (Tetranychus telarius Linn.) October, 1945 - Number 270 (46 pages)

1946

• Variation in Seed as Shown by Symbiosis March, 1946 - Number 272 (21 pages)
• Birdsfoot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus L.) Its Characteristics and Potentialities as a Forage Legume May, 1946 - Number 261 (182 pages)

1947

• Effects of Sprays of Lime Sulfur and of Elemental Sulfur on Apple in Relation to Yield February, 1947 - Number 273 (38 pages)
• The Dutch Elm Disease: Association of Ceratostomella ulmi with Scolytus multistriatus, its Advance into New Areas, Method of Determining its Distribution, and Control of the Disease November, 1947 - Number 275 (44 pages)
• Perennial Peach Canker and the Canker Complex in New York, with Methods of Control November, 1947 - Number 276 (61 pages)
• A Study of the Values in Rural Living Part I. A Scale for the Measurement of the Values in Rural Living November, 1947 - Number 277 (77 pages)

1948

• Symbiotic Segregation of Strains of the Root Nodule Bacteria by Leguminous Plants April, 1948 - Number 279 (23 pages)
• Effect of Genetic Factors in Medicago on Symbiosis with Rhizobium May, 1948 - Number 280 (18 pages)
• Lepidoptera of New York and Neighboring States, Part II June, 1948 - Number 274 (263 pages)
• Investigations of Chloropicrin as a Soil Fumigant August, 1948 - Number 278 (61 pages)
• Prices of Butter, Lard, and Cottonseed Oil October, 1948 - Volume 281 (59 pages)
• Nature and Causes of Abnormalities in Onion Seed Germination December, 1948 - Number 282 (27 pages)

1949

• Embryology of the Milkweed Bug Oncopeltus fasciatus (Hemiptera) January, 1949 - Number 283 (43 pages)
• The Thoracic Mechanism of the Adult Horsefly (Diptera: Tabanidae) May, 1949 - Number 285 (37 pages)
• A Study of the Values of Rural Living. Part II The Opinions of Youth and Adults August, 1949 - Number 286 (111 pages)
• Interrelationships of Supplies, Various Uses, and Prices of Corn and Oats September, 1949 - Number 284 (46 pages)
• Checklist of the Vascular Plants of the Cayuga Quadrangle, 42-43 N., 76-77 W. September, 1949 - Number 291 (87 pages)
• Process Concepts and Values in the Social and Personal Adjustments of Adolescents November, 1949 - Number 287 (39 pages)
• Farm Housing in the Northeast 1949 - Number 292 (474 pages)

1950

• Studies of Seed Germination, Seed Identification, and Host Relationships in Dodders, Cuscuta spp. January, 1950 - Number 294 (56 pages)
• Toxicity of 2,4-D in Respect to the Carbohydrate Level of Red Kidney Bean Seedlings February, 1950 - Number 293 (20 pages)
• Studies on Respiration of Apples March, 1950 - Number 297 (47 pages)
• Behavior Studies of Honeybees in Gathering Nectar and Pollen April, 1950 - Number 288 (57 pages)
• Responses of McIntosh Apple Orchards to Varying Nitrogen Fertilization and Weather August, 1950 - Number 290 (35 pages)
• Simulated Grazing Treatments: Effect on Yield, Botanical Composition, and Chemical Composition of a Permanent Pasture August, 1950 - Number 295 (46 pages)
• Herbicidal Properties of Petroleum Hydrocarbons August, 1950 - Number 298 (20 pages)
• Inheritance of Number of Kernel Rows in Maize September, 1950 - Number 296 (30 pages)
• General Theory of Prime-Power Lattice Designs: IV. Analysis for p4 Treatments in Blocks of p Plots with Four or more Replicates October, 1950 - Number 299 (29 pages)
• Wildlife Habitat Changes in the Connecticut Hill Game Management Area: Their Effect on Certain Species of Wildlife Over a Twenty-Year Period November, 1950 - Number 289 (75 pages)
• A Study of the Values in Rural Living. Part V. The Opinions of University Students November, 1950 - Number 302 (73 pages)

1951

• Biology and Ecology of the Goldenrod Gall Fly, Eurosta solidaginis (Fitch) February, 1951 - Number 300 (51 pages)
• Use of Methyl Bromide and Other Volatile Chemicals for Soil Fumigation March, 1951 - Number 303 (48 pages)
• Cooperative Nutritional Status Studies in the Northeast Region. I. Techniques March, 1951 - Number 307 (31 pages)
• Postembryonic Changes in the Digestive Tract of the Worker Honeybee (Apis mellifera L.) April, 1951 - Number 301 (64 pages)
• Pupae of the Culicine Mosquitoes of the Northeastern United States (Diptera, Culicidae, Culicini) June, 1951 - Number 304 (68 pages)
• Feeding Habits and Mechanism of the Mexican Bean Beetle June, 1951 - Number 306 (32 pages)
• Powdery Mildew of Barley. Studies of Yield Losses and the Inheritance of Disease Resistance August, 1951 - Number 305 (39 pages)
• Some Studies of the Field-Curing of Hay October, 1951 - Number 310 (52 pages)
• A Study of the Distribution of Diatoms (Bacillarieae) in Western New York State December, 1951 - Number 308 (40 pages)

1952

• General Theory of Prime-Power Lattice Designs: VI. Incomplete Block Design and Analysis for p5 Varieties in Blocks of p2 Plots January, 1952 - Number 309 (37 pages)
• Multiple Genome Relationships in Nicotiana March, 1952 - Number 311 (19 pages)
• A Study of the Disposition of DDT When Used as an Insecticide for Potatoes March, 1952 - Number 312 (48 pages)
• The Quality of Hay on Some New York Dairy Farms May, 1952 - Number 313 (54 pages)

1953

• Rural Social Participation and the Family Life Cycle. Part I. Formal Participation January, 1953 - Number 314 (52 pages)
• Study of Seed Identification and Seed Germination of Potentilla spp. and Veronica spp. January, 1953 - Number 317 (31 pages)
• Rural Social Participation and the Family Life Cycle. Part II. Informal Participation January, 1953 - Number 318 (35 pages)
• Herbicidal Action of Oils February, 1953 - Number 316 (43 pages)
• Histological Study of Suscept-Pathogen Relationships between Helminthosporium victoriae M. and M. Seedling Oat Leaves March, 1953 - Number 315 (64 pages)
• Study of Seed Production, Seed Identification, and Seed Germination of Chenopodium spp. June, 1953 - Number 320 (24 pages)
• Incompatibility in Autoploid White Clover July, 1953 - Number 319 (47 pages)
• Double Sampling and the Curtis Impact Study July, 1953 - Number 321 (48 pages)
• Responses of Varieties of Bromegrass (Bromus inermis Leyss) to Nitrogen Fertilization and Cutting Treatments August, 1953 - Number 322 (67 pages)
• Yellow-Red or X-Disease of Peach August, 1953 - Number 323 (54 pages)
• Investigations on Chrysanthemum Stunt Virus and Chrysanthemum Virus Q August, 1953 - Number 324 (40 pages)
• Anatomical Basis of So-Called Adventitious Buds in the Apple August, 1953 - Number 325 (22 pages)
• Some Effects of Various Silicates, Lime, and Gypsum on Growth of Tomato Plants in Western and Eastern Soils at Low Levels of Phosphorus Nutrition November, 1953 - Number 326 (17 pages)

1954

• Biology of the European Chafer Amphimallon majalis, Razoumowsky (Scarabaeidae) April, 1954 - Number 328 (35 pages)
• Smallmouth Bass, Micropterus dolomieui, in Cayuga Lake. Part I. Life History and Environment May, 1954 - Number 327 (39 pages)
• Lepidoptera of New York and Neighboring States, Part III July, 1954 - Number 329 (433 pages)
• Use of Time by Full-time and Part-time Homemakers in Relation to Home Management July, 1954 - Number 330 (50 pages)
• Quality and Thiamine Retention in Plain and Chocolate Cakes and in Gingerbread July, 1954 - Number 332 (55 pages)
• Cooperative Nutritional Status Studies in the Northeast Region. VII. Contribution of Seven Food Groups to the Diet July, 1954 - Number 333 (19 pages)
• Study of Family Savings in the General Economy August, 1954 - Number 331 (38 pages)
• The Skeleto-motor Mechanism of the Dobson Fly, Corydalus cornutus Part I. Head and Prothorax October, 1954 - Number 334 (52 pages)

1955

• "Essential" Amino Acid Content of Animal Feeds January, 1955 - Number 337 (31 pages)
• The Genus Fraxinus, the Ashes, in North America, North of Mexico February, 1955 - Number 335 (62 pages)
• Methods of Producing First-Generation Hybrid Seed in Spinach April, 1955 - Number 336 (48 pages)
• Role of Ascorbic Acid in Development of Oxidized Flavors in Dairy Products June, 1955 - Number 340 (56 pages)

1956

• Study of Three Cuts of Lower and Higher Grade Beef, Unfrozen and Frozen, Using Two Methods of Thawing and Two Methods of Braising March, 1956 - Number 341 (68 pages)
• The Characeae of the State of New York April, 1956 - Number 338 (78 pages)
• Effects and Correction of DDT Phytotoxicity to Cucumbers May, 1956 - Number 339 (48 pages)
• Origin and Development of Adventitious Roots in Stem Cuttings of Chrysanthemum, Carnation, and Rose May, 1956 - Number 342 (24 pages)
• Studies of the Catostomid Fishes of the Genus Moxostoma, with Descriptions of Two New Species June, 1956 - Number 343 (56 pages)
• Results of Applying a Simple Random Sampling Process to Farm Management Data June, 1956 - Number 345 (44 pages)
• Some Nutritional Effects of Varying Concentrate-Roughage Ratios in Relation to Feed Input-Milk Output by Dairy Cows October, 1956 - Number 344 (43 pages)

1957

• The Skeleto-motor Mechanism of the Dobson Fly, Corydalus cornutus Part II. Pterothroax June, 1957 - Number 346 (42 pages)
• Study of Methods for the Analysis of Family Financial Adjustments from Year to Year June, 1957 - Number 347 (40 pages)
• Bleaching in the Home Laundry June, 1957 - Number 348 (16 pages)
• Taxonomic Studies of Sarcophaga Larvae of New York, with Notes on the Adults July, 1957 - Number 349 (116 pages)
• Economic Contributions and Receipts of Household Members. Study of 104 Rural and 98 Urban Households, Cortland, New York October, 1957 - Number 350 (43 pages)
• The Bryophyte Flora of the Upper Cayuga Lake Basin, New York December, 1957 - Number 352 (87 pages)
• Homemaking Work Units for New York State Households December, 1957 - Number 353 (36 pages)

1958

• Life History and Economic Relations of theOpossum (Didelphis marsupialis virginiana) in New York State March, 1958 - Number 354 (48 pages)
• Greenhouse and Laboratory Investigations of Phosphorus, Potassium, and Sodium Relations in Soils and Crops. Eight New York Soils and the Crops Grown on Them May, 1958 - Number 351 (31 pages)

1959

• Queen Differentiation and the Biological Testing of Royal Jelly January, 1959 - Number 356 (56 pages)
• Management of the Lake Trout Fishery of Cayuga Lake, New York, with Special Reference to the Role of Hatchery Fish February, 1959 - Number 357 (84 pages)
• The Fleas of New York April, 1959 - Number 355 (104 pages)
• Comparative Study of Secondary Phloem of 423 Species of Woody Dicotyledons Belonging to 85 Families May, 1959 - Number 358 (160 pages)
• Hay Molds and the Fungitoxicity of 2, 4, 6-Trichlorophenol June, 1959 - Number 359 (28 pages)
• Some Factors of Cost to the Body in Standing to Work and Sitting to Work Under Different Postural Conditions June, 1959 - Number 365 (44 pages)
• Evaluation of Several Techniques Used in the Study of Developing Rumen Function July, 1959 - Number 361 (31 pages)
• Standardization and Application of a Level-of-Living Scale for Farm and Nonfarm Families July, 1959 - Number 362 (23 pages)
• Housing and Personal Values July, 1959 - Number 364 (43 pages)
• Covariance Analyses for Unbalanced Two-Way Classifications August, 1959 - Number 360 (60 pages)
• Some Effects of Moisture and Host Plant Susceptibility on the Development of Powdery Mildew of Roses, Caused by Sphaerotheca pannosa var. rosae August, 1959 - Number 363 (39 pages)
• Comparative Studies on Some Gram-Positive Phytopathogenic Bacteria and Their Relationship to the Corynebacteria August, 1959 - Number 366 (52 pages)
• Studies on Internal Black Spot of Potatoes September, 1959 - Number 368 (87 pages)
• The Freshwater Mussels of Central New York, With an Illustrated Key to the Species of Northeastern North America October, 1959 - Number 367 (80 pages)

1960

• Study of Fungi Involved in Root Rots and Seedling Diseases of Birdsfoot Trefoil April, 1960 - Number 369 (31 pages)
• Factors Affecting Quality and Storage Life of Prepeeled Potatoes and Quality of French Fries June, 1960 - Number 370 (48 pages)
• Biology of the Mollusca of Greenhouses in New York State July, 1960 - Number 372 (35 pages)
• Lepidoptera of New York and Neighboring States Part IV. Agaristidae through Nymphalidae Including Butterflies September, 1960 - Number 371 (188 pages)
• Supplementary Sinks in Home Kitchens October, 1960 - Number 374 (20 pages)
• Fire Blight Control with Streptomycin, as Influenced by Temperature and Other Environmental Factors and by Adjuvants Added to Sprays December, 1960 - Number 375 (40 pages)

1961

• Trout Production in Four Central Adirondack Mountain Lakes February, 1961 - Number 373 (83 pages)
• Biology and Control of the Clover Root Borer, Hylastinus obscurus (Marsham) February, 1961 - Number 376 (36 pages)
• Common Root Rot of Red Clover: Pathogenicity of Associated Fungi and Environmental Factors Affecting Susceptibility March, 1961 - Number 377 (39 pages)
• The Physical Limnology of Cayuga Lake, New York August, 1961 - Number 378 (64 pages)

1962

• August, 1962 Number 379 (146 pages)

1963

• Tetranychidae Infesting Woody Plants in New York State, and a Life History Study of the Elm Spider Mite Eotetranychus matthyssei n. sp. April, 1963 - Number 380 (99 pages)
• Economic Contributions Made to Newly Married Couples by Their Parents May, 1963 - Number 382 (24 pages)
• Embryonic and Postembryonic Homologies of Insect Genitalia as Revealed in Development of Male and Female Reproductive Systems of the European Chafer, Amphimallon majalis Razoumowski (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) June, 1963 - Number 381 (64 pages)
• Continuity of Household Work June, 1963 - Number 383 (20 pages)
• Properties, Qualities, and Characteristics of Most and Least Liked Household Tasks July, 1963 - Number 384 (17 pages)
• Studies of Parathion and DDT Residues on McIntosh Apples December, 1963 - Number 386 (88 pages)

1964

• Isolation and Identification of the Lachrymogenic Compound of Onion January, 1964 - Number 385 (31 pages)
• Application of Soil Survey to Problems of Health, Sanitation, and Engineering March, 1964 - Number 387 (79 pages)
• Growth, Mortality Rates, and Standing Crops of Trout in New York Farm Ponds July, 1964 - Number 338 (68 pages)
• Eyespot Footrot of Winter Wheat Caused by Cercosporella Herpotrichoides July, 1964 - Number 390 (40 pages)
• Root- and Butt-Rot of Conifers Caused by Fomes annosus, with Special Reference to Inoculum Dispersal and Control of the Disease in New York September, 1964 - Number 391 (55 pages)
• Evolutionary Studies of Cockroaches October, 1964 - Number 389 (201 pages)

1965

• Mechanism of Adaptation of the Fairy Shrimp Chirocephalopsis Bundyi Forbes to the Temporary Pond May, 1965 - Number 392 (48 pages)
• Personal Hygiene Attitudes and Practices in 1000 Middle-Class Households August, 1965 - Number 393 (131 pages)
• Importance of Sex and Genetic Strain in Influencing the Response of Weanling Rats to Diets of Different Fat and Protein Content December, 1965 - Number 396 (24 pages)

1966

• Physiological Aspects of the Reactions of Two Isogenic Oat Lines to the Stem Rust Organism June, 1966 - Number 395 (36 pages)
• Effects of Environment and of Selected Chemicals upon the Development of Black Spot of Rose and of the Pathogen, Diplocarpon Rosae Wolf June, 1966 - Number 397 (40 pages)
• Olfactory Responses of the Face Fly Musca autumnalis De Geer and the Housefly Musca domestica Linn July, 1966 - Number 394 (92 pages)
• Biological Investigations of Trichoplusia ni (Hubner) and Other Lepidoptera Damaging Cruciferous Crops on Long Island, New York December, 1966 - Number 399 (100 pages)

1967

• Negative Evidence of Introgression Affecting the Stability of Louisiana Iris Species January, 1967 - Number 398 (56 pages)
• Fatty Acids of Some Arthropods January, 1967 - Number 401 (16 pages)
• Studies on the Energy Requirements of High-Producing Dairy Cows April, 1967 - Number 400 (40 pages)
• An Alarm Reaction of Aquatic Gastropods to Intraspecific Extract August, 1967 - Number 403 (124 pages)
• Bionomics of the Face Fly, Musca autumnalis DeGeer December, 1967 - Number 402 (92 pages)

1968

• Taxonomic Revision of the Nearctic Genus Acanthomyops (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) March, 1968 - Number 405 (178 pages)
• California Aphids in the Cornell University Collection (Homoptera: Aphididae) June, 1968 - Number 407 (32 pages)
• Pollination and Serological Procedures for Isolating Incompatibility Genotypes in the Crucifers July, 1968 - Number 406 (24 pages)

1969

• Biology of Pherbellia (Diptera: Sciomyzidae) July, 1969 - Number 404 (248 pages)
• Comparative Morphological Studies of the Ants, with Particular Reference to the Mouthparts (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) July, 1969 - Number 408 (152 pages)
• Biology of the Gall Midge Rhopalomyia Hirtipes O.S. (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) on Solidago Juncea Ait. December, 1969 - Number 409 (60 pages)

1970

• Some Effects of Dietary Ca45 on Dogs August, 1970 - Number 410 (32 pages)

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